Mr. Grant Treats Me Like a Treasure
(This is a love story disguised with abuse!)
"Mia Lowder is just a waste!"
"Mia Lowder is too vicious, she framed her sister and even hit her own mother."
"A person like her should just get out of Falwood."
At a banquet, everyone surrounded Mia Lowder, who was sitting in a wheelchair, and cursed her. Suddenly, the cold and ruthless Mr. Grant appeared, protecting her in his arms, "She is my wife, damn it! Anyone who dares to touch her, try it!"
Four years ago, she became crippled because of him and left Falwood in despair.
Four years later, she insists on marrying him.
Everyone was waiting for Benjamin Grant to abandon her again, but no one knew that Mr. Grant had set a trap for a full four years, just so she could return to his side.
Soon after, he spoiled Mia Lowder to the extreme, to the point of obsession. Only then did the people of Falwood realize that Mr. Grant was unwell, and pampered his wife recklessly!
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